THE ARTICLE SUGGESTS ANOTHER PROPRIETOR OF SOULS … Legree.—“A.T\'t yer mine, now, body and soul?” Tom. — “ No, no, np ! niv soul an’t yours, mas’r ! You haven’t bought it — ye can’t buy it ! It’s been bought and paid for by one that’s able to keep it.”
Slavery -- United States -- Fiction · Slavery in literature
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